Builder lawsuits, deposit loss, extensions—get plain‑English answers to the ten questions Toronto buyers ask when a pre‑construction deal is in trouble.

Walking away from pre construction deposit is a risky idea. Courts almost always side with builders. You can lose the entire deposit and pay the resale shortfall plus legal fees.

A coast‑to‑coast look at Canada’s housing market in April 2025. See the latest sales, price moves, and inventory shifts—and what they mean for your next deal.

This comprehensive guide compares virtual and traditional real estate legal services in Canada, with a focus on efficiency, cost, and client experience.

Virtual real estate lawyers are transforming how Canadians buy and sell property in 2025. These specialized legal platforms handle every aspect of your real estate or mortgage closing through secure digital platforms—no in-person meetings required.

Discover how the recent Canadian federal election and the Liberal minority government will impact the real estate market in 2025 and beyond

In Alberta, the Dower Act protects the rights of a non-titled spouse by requiring their consent before the matrimonial home can be sold, leased, or mortgaged. REALTORS® must understand and navigate these legal requirements to ensure compliant and smooth real estate transactions.

In Ontario, during the interim occupancy period of a pre-construction condo, buyers may face restrictions on renting out their units, as developers often retain ownership until final closing. Understanding these limitations is crucial to avoid potential l